Have you maybe considered that nobody is gonna hire someone that will be yeeting out in 2 months.
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Have you maybe considered that nobody is gonna hire someone that will be yeeting out in 2 months.
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In other California news - https://twitter.com/veenadubal/statu...73686212173826
Nice
Sorry, machine of capitalism is broken.
Federalism was a mistake
https://twitter.com/byHeatherLong/st...273494026?s=19
https://twitter.com/latimes/status/1432858999909724163
Paywall text:
California lawmakers are taking aim at Amazon.
An Assembly-passed bill is expected to reach the Senate floor this week or next to crack down on the opaque, algorithm-led and harsh warehouse work conditions often attributed to the Seattle technology behemoth.
The bill, the first such legislation in the nation, would require warehouses to disclose quotas and work speed metrics to employees and government agencies. It would ban “time off task” penalties that affect health and safety, including bathroom use, and prohibit retaliation against workers who complain.
Amazon dominates online shopping across the nation amid a surge in e-commerce fueled by the COVID-19 pandemic. With 950,000 U.S. employees and $368 billion in revenue in 2020, it is the nation’s second-largest employer after Walmart, and is under growing pressure to address worker injuries in its supply chain.
Amazon is just gonna go through California's retarded ballot initiative system and repeal whatever they pass.
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Not a guarantee. The shit Uber/Lyft got through is now getting challenged in the courts.
I'd laugh if Amazon, Walmart, etc. dwarf the gig economy's spending on such a ballot initiative. Can easily see them blowing $500M to flood every single media stream.
https://twitter.com/PplPolicyProj/st...537810944?s=19the average household that is receiving UI benefits has 3.8 members in it. This means that around 35 million people (10 percent of the US population) live in households that are scheduled to lose unemployment income in just 4 days.
Maybe you should donate that $850/month you've been getting that you dont need to these people.
$850/mo isn't even enough to fill up their college funds every year
They should pay for their own college by mowing lawns and working 7.50/hr.
Bootstraps and all that.
>Archie not Banking on the free college college plan
I don't believe it